Alma Mae Johnson was born January 14, 1886 in Tennessee, daughter of John Wesley Johnson (1847-1926) and Nancy Elizabeth Walker (1846-1930).
On December 18, 1904. Alma married Marion Curtis Horner Sr., who was born April 8, 1881 in Morristown, Tennessee (Hamblen County), the eldest child of Winfield Scott Horner (1854-1921) and Emily Elizabeth Pierce (1861-1894).
Alma and Curtis had eight known children: Gillies Glen 'Jack' Horner (1907-1991); Flois W. Horner (1910-1993); John Wesley Horner (1912-1959); Fay Elizabeth Horner (1914-1992); Velma Paulene Horner (1918-2001); Thelma Irene Horner (1918-2012); Marion Curtis Horner Jr. (1921-1983); and Kenneth Horner (1930- ).
The World War I Draft Registration Cards show that Marion Curtis Horner register for the draft on September 12, 1918. He gave his full name; his age as 37; his birthdate as April 8, 1881; his closest relative as his wife, Alma Horner of Bonham, Texas; his current residence as Bonham, Texas; and his occupation as a farmer.
The 1920 Federal Census for Benningon, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Marion Curtis Horner, a farmer, age 37, born in Tennessee; and his wife, Alma, age 32, born in Tennessee. Living with them were six children: Gillies G. Horner, age 13, born in Texas; Flois Horner, age 9, born in Texas; Johnnie Horner, age 7, born in Texas; Fay Horner, age 4, born in Oklahoma; Pauline Horner, age 1, born in Texas; and Irene Horner, age 1, born in Texas.
The 1930 Federal Census for Benningon, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Curtis Horner, a farmer, age 49, born in Tennessee; and his wife, Alma, age 44, born in Tennessee. Living with them were seven children: Flois Horner, age 19, born in Texas; John Horner, age 17, born in Texas; Fay Horner, age 15, born in Oklahoma; Pauline Horner, age 11, born in Texas; Irene Horner, age 11, born in Texas; Curtis Horner Jr., age 8, born in Oklahoma; and Kenneth Horner, age 0, born in Oklahoma.
The 1940 Federal Census for Benningon, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows M. C. Horner, a farmer, age 58, born in Tennessee; and his wife, Alma, age 54, born in Tennessee. Living with them were two children: Curtis Horner Jr., age 8, born in Oklahoma; and Kenneth Horner, age 0, born in Oklahoma. Also living in the household was a granddaughter, Louise Cummings, age 6, born in Oklahoma.
Curtis died October 18, 1952 in Hugo, Oklahoma (Choctaw County) and was buried in Bennington, Oklahoma (Bryan County) in the Bennington Cemetery. Alma died January 28, 1961 and was buried in the Bennington Cemetery beside her husband. Bio: Researched/Written by Timelessspirits
On December 18, 1904. Alma married Marion Curtis Horner Sr., who was born April 8, 1881 in Morristown, Tennessee (Hamblen County), the eldest child of Winfield Scott Horner (1854-1921) and Emily Elizabeth Pierce (1861-1894).
Alma and Curtis had eight known children: Gillies Glen 'Jack' Horner (1907-1991); Flois W. Horner (1910-1993); John Wesley Horner (1912-1959); Fay Elizabeth Horner (1914-1992); Velma Paulene Horner (1918-2001); Thelma Irene Horner (1918-2012); Marion Curtis Horner Jr. (1921-1983); and Kenneth Horner (1930- ).
The World War I Draft Registration Cards show that Marion Curtis Horner register for the draft on September 12, 1918. He gave his full name; his age as 37; his birthdate as April 8, 1881; his closest relative as his wife, Alma Horner of Bonham, Texas; his current residence as Bonham, Texas; and his occupation as a farmer.
The 1920 Federal Census for Benningon, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Marion Curtis Horner, a farmer, age 37, born in Tennessee; and his wife, Alma, age 32, born in Tennessee. Living with them were six children: Gillies G. Horner, age 13, born in Texas; Flois Horner, age 9, born in Texas; Johnnie Horner, age 7, born in Texas; Fay Horner, age 4, born in Oklahoma; Pauline Horner, age 1, born in Texas; and Irene Horner, age 1, born in Texas.
The 1930 Federal Census for Benningon, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Curtis Horner, a farmer, age 49, born in Tennessee; and his wife, Alma, age 44, born in Tennessee. Living with them were seven children: Flois Horner, age 19, born in Texas; John Horner, age 17, born in Texas; Fay Horner, age 15, born in Oklahoma; Pauline Horner, age 11, born in Texas; Irene Horner, age 11, born in Texas; Curtis Horner Jr., age 8, born in Oklahoma; and Kenneth Horner, age 0, born in Oklahoma.
The 1940 Federal Census for Benningon, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows M. C. Horner, a farmer, age 58, born in Tennessee; and his wife, Alma, age 54, born in Tennessee. Living with them were two children: Curtis Horner Jr., age 8, born in Oklahoma; and Kenneth Horner, age 0, born in Oklahoma. Also living in the household was a granddaughter, Louise Cummings, age 6, born in Oklahoma.
Curtis died October 18, 1952 in Hugo, Oklahoma (Choctaw County) and was buried in Bennington, Oklahoma (Bryan County) in the Bennington Cemetery. Alma died January 28, 1961 and was buried in the Bennington Cemetery beside her husband. Bio: Researched/Written by Timelessspirits
Alma Mae Johnson was born January 14, 1886 in Tennessee, daughter of John Wesley Johnson (1847-1926) and Nancy Elizabeth Walker (1846-1930).
On December 18, 1904. Alma married Marion Curtis Horner Sr., who was born April 8, 1881 in Morristown, Tennessee (Hamblen County), the eldest child of Winfield Scott Horner (1854-1921) and Emily Elizabeth Pierce (1861-1894).
Alma and Curtis had eight known children: Gillies Glen 'Jack' Horner (1907-1991); Flois W. Horner (1910-1993); John Wesley Horner (1912-1959); Fay Elizabeth Horner (1914-1992); Velma Paulene Horner (1918-2001); Thelma Irene Horner (1918-2012); Marion Curtis Horner Jr. (1921-1983); and Kenneth Horner (1930- ).
The World War I Draft Registration Cards show that Marion Curtis Horner register for the draft on September 12, 1918. He gave his full name; his age as 37; his birthdate as April 8, 1881; his closest relative as his wife, Alma Horner of Bonham, Texas; his current residence as Bonham, Texas; and his occupation as a farmer.
The 1920 Federal Census for Benningon, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Marion Curtis Horner, a farmer, age 37, born in Tennessee; and his wife, Alma, age 32, born in Tennessee. Living with them were six children: Gillies G. Horner, age 13, born in Texas; Flois Horner, age 9, born in Texas; Johnnie Horner, age 7, born in Texas; Fay Horner, age 4, born in Oklahoma; Pauline Horner, age 1, born in Texas; and Irene Horner, age 1, born in Texas.
The 1930 Federal Census for Benningon, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Curtis Horner, a farmer, age 49, born in Tennessee; and his wife, Alma, age 44, born in Tennessee. Living with them were seven children: Flois Horner, age 19, born in Texas; John Horner, age 17, born in Texas; Fay Horner, age 15, born in Oklahoma; Pauline Horner, age 11, born in Texas; Irene Horner, age 11, born in Texas; Curtis Horner Jr., age 8, born in Oklahoma; and Kenneth Horner, age 0, born in Oklahoma.
The 1940 Federal Census for Benningon, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows M. C. Horner, a farmer, age 58, born in Tennessee; and his wife, Alma, age 54, born in Tennessee. Living with them were two children: Curtis Horner Jr., age 8, born in Oklahoma; and Kenneth Horner, age 0, born in Oklahoma. Also living in the household was a granddaughter, Louise Cummings, age 6, born in Oklahoma.
Curtis died October 18, 1952 in Hugo, Oklahoma (Choctaw County) and was buried in Bennington, Oklahoma (Bryan County) in the Bennington Cemetery. Alma died January 28, 1961 and was buried in the Bennington Cemetery beside her husband. Bio: Researched/Written by Timelessspirits
On December 18, 1904. Alma married Marion Curtis Horner Sr., who was born April 8, 1881 in Morristown, Tennessee (Hamblen County), the eldest child of Winfield Scott Horner (1854-1921) and Emily Elizabeth Pierce (1861-1894).
Alma and Curtis had eight known children: Gillies Glen 'Jack' Horner (1907-1991); Flois W. Horner (1910-1993); John Wesley Horner (1912-1959); Fay Elizabeth Horner (1914-1992); Velma Paulene Horner (1918-2001); Thelma Irene Horner (1918-2012); Marion Curtis Horner Jr. (1921-1983); and Kenneth Horner (1930- ).
The World War I Draft Registration Cards show that Marion Curtis Horner register for the draft on September 12, 1918. He gave his full name; his age as 37; his birthdate as April 8, 1881; his closest relative as his wife, Alma Horner of Bonham, Texas; his current residence as Bonham, Texas; and his occupation as a farmer.
The 1920 Federal Census for Benningon, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Marion Curtis Horner, a farmer, age 37, born in Tennessee; and his wife, Alma, age 32, born in Tennessee. Living with them were six children: Gillies G. Horner, age 13, born in Texas; Flois Horner, age 9, born in Texas; Johnnie Horner, age 7, born in Texas; Fay Horner, age 4, born in Oklahoma; Pauline Horner, age 1, born in Texas; and Irene Horner, age 1, born in Texas.
The 1930 Federal Census for Benningon, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Curtis Horner, a farmer, age 49, born in Tennessee; and his wife, Alma, age 44, born in Tennessee. Living with them were seven children: Flois Horner, age 19, born in Texas; John Horner, age 17, born in Texas; Fay Horner, age 15, born in Oklahoma; Pauline Horner, age 11, born in Texas; Irene Horner, age 11, born in Texas; Curtis Horner Jr., age 8, born in Oklahoma; and Kenneth Horner, age 0, born in Oklahoma.
The 1940 Federal Census for Benningon, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows M. C. Horner, a farmer, age 58, born in Tennessee; and his wife, Alma, age 54, born in Tennessee. Living with them were two children: Curtis Horner Jr., age 8, born in Oklahoma; and Kenneth Horner, age 0, born in Oklahoma. Also living in the household was a granddaughter, Louise Cummings, age 6, born in Oklahoma.
Curtis died October 18, 1952 in Hugo, Oklahoma (Choctaw County) and was buried in Bennington, Oklahoma (Bryan County) in the Bennington Cemetery. Alma died January 28, 1961 and was buried in the Bennington Cemetery beside her husband. Bio: Researched/Written by Timelessspirits
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1869–1948
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1874–1948
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1876–1940
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1877–1950
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1880–1970
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